Just some Penguins... And other animals...

[markw]

Something festive to close out the year I thought. A tiger in the snow!
A3 printed size, done with all the usual watercolour tools.

[Enug]

Another striking watercolour from you Mark. Superb attention to detail. Your paintings are always worth the wait.

A watercolor painting of a Siberian tiger in the snow can be a beautiful and striking work of art. The use of watercolors can give the painting a soft, ethereal quality, while the depiction of the tiger can add a sense of strength and power. The snowy setting can add a sense of serenity and tranquility to the piece. Overall, the combination of the medium, subject matter, and setting can create a unique and captivating work of art.

I asked AI for a comment on your painting! https://chat.openai.com/chat Quite amazing how it responds - have a play.

[LaFemmeDuLac]

Something festive to close out the year I thought. A tiger in the snow!
A3 printed size, done with all the usual watercolour tools.

I like your fine painted watercolour paintings. I like to create fine paintings with water-colors as well, but did not get it yet digital. I partly use watercolour-pencils and prefer only "Albrecht Dürer" by Faber Castell, they are the softest and very smoothy to get the effects with water. After drying you can of course use normal water-colors with "sword-brushes" or fine sharped tips of the pencils for fine structures. My picture of the Fujiyama (here in my collection) with the boat ist partly painted with watercolour-pencils, partly with AR.

[wkawhoosh]

Really great work

[wkawhoosh]

Great depth and feel. Observation spot on.,

[altimaître]

marvelous! we feel the tenderness of the winter during a moment without wind, it is soft, it is beautiful, it is joyful! Thank you!

[markw]

Thank’s for the kind comments and observations one and all, much appreciated
And June, I had a play around with the AI thing you linked to. Had some interesting “conversations” with it!
What a brave new world we find ourselves in!

[markw]

Not sure there’s a lot more I can say about it really, other than it’s a Barn Owl.
And just for a change I thought I would tape off the edges of the background this time rather than doing another of my usual random "watery" edged backgrounds

[LaFemmeDuLac]

Hi Mark, I do not understand what there was going on.
I never before saw this picture with the owl here than now when I opened this thread.
But I watched closely the penguins. And replied, that's all I did.
Greetings

[altimaître]

hello Markw, I like your owl! it's made directly on paper with real brushes? it's not made with artrage it seems.
there is something written at the bottom, is it for the copyright?